How to write a good Speakers Corner review

My opinion on how to write a good Speaker's Corner review (from here on SC) is simple enough. It's a review that makes people think about the question being posed or the topic under discussion, and which (usually) attracts a lot of comments and reactions in the "comments" box of the review; both pro and anti. (As not everyone is going to agree with you) Right off, I'm stating that if you're reading this review with a view into getting some "writing tips" then you've come to the wrong place. I don't think I'm qualified to tell anyone how to write. If you want tips on writing decent SC reviews then go to an English teacher or a journalism ...

To celebrate my 'unofficial' 2000th review (don't ask) I thought I would write in Speakers corner, the section that first got me and many others interested in dooyoo-somewhat unfortunately for dooyoo. Sitting proudly atop the Speakers Corner crown list for the last 4 months I figure I know enough about this bit to have my say before I no longer sit atop that list. Not because I'm going to dump the category or stop trying so hard to write a good standard of work now the reads and cash have dried up but because I don't think there will be much of a speakers corner section left to be on top much longer, the crowns abruptly drying up for me and many others in this once ...

What sort of conceited arsehole would presume to write in this category? Anyhow, a good speakers corner review is one of the rarest of beasts. You could blame this on a number of factors; the poor categorisation of Speakers Corner itself being a good place to start. Littered with weird and wide ranging topics with bizarre recent additions including, "Member advice on being a Wedding Guest" and "Help to find Madeline Mc Cann", Speakers Corner is truly an excellent stomping ground for any idiot who can string a couple of hundred of nonsensical words together. However, you cannot simply blame dooyoo's poor quality control for the, often ...